Health does not come by injection...so why pull the wool?
This commentary comes from a 'fellow social media blogger', Christian Elliot. Now, I don't know him personally but from one blogger to another what he writes about is close to my imagination. So, here's a share... from one to another interested in truth.
The only industry in the world that bears no liability for
injuries or deaths resulting from their products, are vaccine makers.
First established in 1986 with the National Childhood
Vaccine Injury Act, and reinforced by the PREP Act, vaccine makers cannot be
sued, even if they are shown to be negligent.The covid-vaccine makers are allowed to create a
one-size-fits-all product, with no testing on sub-populations (i.e. people with
specific health conditions), and yet they are unwilling to accept any
responsibility for any adverse events or deaths their products cause.
If a company is not willing to stand behind their product as
safe, especially one they rushed to market and skipped animal trials on,
I am not willing to take a chance on their product. No liability. No trust.
The checkered past of a few vaccine companies. The four major companies who are making these covid vaccines
are/have either:
- Never
brought a vaccine to market before covid (Moderna and Johnson &
Johnson).
- Are
serial felons (Pfizer, and Astra Zeneca).
- Are
both (Johnson & Johnson).
Moderna had been trying to "Modernize our RNA"
(thus the company name)--for years, but had never successfully brought ANY
product to market--how nice for them to get a major cash infusion from the
government to keep trying.
In fact, all major vaccine makers (save Moderna) have paid
out tens of billions of dollars in damages for other products they brought to
market when they knew those products would cause injuries and death--see Vioxx,
Bextra, Celebrex, Thalidomide, and Opioids as a few examples.
If drug companies willfully choose to put harmful products
in the market, when they can be sued, why would we trust any product
where they have NO liability?
In case it hasn't sunk in, let me reiterate...3 of the 4
covid vaccine makers have been sued for products they brought to market even
though they knew injuries and deaths would result.
Given the free pass from liability, and the checkered past
of these companies, why would we assume that all their vaccines are safe and
made completely above board?
There have been many attempts to make viral vaccines in the
past that ended in utter failure, which is why we did not have a coronavirus
vaccine in 2020.
In the 1960's, scientists attempted to make an RSV
(Respiratory Syncytial Virus) vaccine for infants.
that study, they skipped animal trials because they weren't necessary back
then. In the end, the vaccinated infants got much sicker than the
unvaccinated infants when exposed to the virus in nature, with 80% of the
vaccinated infants requiring hospitalization and two
of them died.
After 2000, scientists made many attempts to create
coronavirus vaccines. For the past 20 years, all ended in failure because the
animals in the clinical trials got very sick and many died, just like the
children in the 1960's.
The typical pattern in such studies found that children and animals produced beautiful antibody responses after being
vaccinated. However, the problem came when the children and animals were exposed
to the wild version of the virus.
When that happened, an unexplained phenomenon called Antibody Dependent
Enhancement (ADE) also known as Vaccine Enhanced Disease (VED) occurred where
the immune system produced a "cytokine storm" (i.e. overwhelmingly
attacked the body), and the children/animals died.
Here's the lingering issue...The vaccine makers have no data to suggest their rushed
vaccines have overcome that problem. In other words, never before has any attempt to make a
coronavirus vaccine been successful, nor has the gene-therapy technology that
is mRNA "vaccines" been safely brought to market, but hey, since they
had billions of dollars in government funding, I'm sure they figured that out.
When vaccine makers submitted their papers to the FDA for
the Emergency Use Authorization (Note: An EUA is not the same as a full
FDA approval), among the many "Data Gaps" they reported was that they
have nothing in their trials to suggest they overcame that pesky problem of
Vaccine Enhanced Disease.
They simply don't know--i.e. they have no idea if the
vaccines they've made will also produce the same cytokine storm (and deaths) as
previous attempts at such products.
In case you think I'm making this up, or want to see the
actual documents sent to the FDA by Pfizer and Moderna for their Emergency Use
Authorization, you can check out this, or this
respectively. The data gaps can be found starting with page 46 and 48
respectively.
For now let's turn our eyes to the raw data the vaccine
makers used to submit for emergency use authorization.
Would you like to see the raw data that produced the "90%
and 95% effective" claims touted in the news? Me too...But they won't let us see that data. There were “3,410 total cases of suspected, but unconfirmed
covid-19 in the overall study population, 1,594 occurred in the vaccine group
vs. 1,816 in the placebo group.”
Did they fail to do science in their scientific study by not
verifying a major variable?Could they not test those "suspected but
unconfirmed" cases to find out if they had covid? Apparently not.Why not test all 3,410 participants for the sake of
accuracy? Can we only guess they didn't test because it would mess up
their "90-95% effective" claims?
Where's the FDA? Would it not be prudent for the FDA, to expect (demand) that
the vaccine makers test people who have "covid-like symptoms," and
release their raw data so outside, third-parties could examine how the
manufacturers justified the numbers?
Why did the FDA not require that? Isn't that the entire
purpose of the FDA anyway? Good question. Obviously, with products that have only been on the market a
few months, we have no long-term safety data. In other words, we have no idea what this product will do in
the body months or years from now--for ANY population.
Given all the risks above (risks that ALL pharmaceutical
products have), would it not be prudent to wait to see if the worst-case
scenarios have indeed been avoided? Would it not make sense to want to fill those pesky
"data gaps" before we try to give this to every man, woman, and child
on the planet?
Moreover, those who are planning to take or have taken the vaccine don't know is that
because these products are still in clinical trials, anyone who gets the shot
is now part of the clinical trial. They are part of the experiment.
Those (like me) who do not take it, are part of the control
group.Time will tell how this experiment works out. But, you may be asking, if the vaccines are causing harm,
wouldn't we be seeing that all over the news? Surely, the FDA would step in and pause the distribution?
Aren't these vaccines supposed to be what we've been waiting
for to "go back to normal"? Why do you think we're getting all these conflicting messages
about needing to practice social distancing and wear masks AFTER we get a
vaccine?
The reason is because these vaccines were never designed to
stop transmission OR infection.If you don't believe me, I refer you again to the papers
submitted to the FDA I linked to above. The primary endpoint (what the vaccines are meant to
accomplish) is to lower your symptoms. Sounds like just about every other drug on the market right? That's it...lowering your symptoms is the big payoff we've
been waiting for.
Does that seem completely pointless to anyone but me?
- It
can't stop us from spreading the virus.
- It
can't stop the virus from infecting us once we have it.
- To get
the vaccine is to accept all the risk of these experimental products and
the best it might do is lower symptoms?
If we're worried about asymptomatic spreaders, would the vaccine
not make it more likely that we are creating asymptomatic spread? If it indeed reduces symptoms, anyone who gets it might not
even know they are sick and thus they are more likely to spread the virus,
right?
For what it's worth, I've heard many people say the side
effects of the vaccine (especially the second dose) are worse than catching
covid. Guess what? You get vaccinated and you still catch covid.
According to the CDC's own numbers, covid has a 99.74%
survival rate. Why would I take a risk on a product, that doesn't stop
infection or transmission, to help me overcome a cold that has a .26% chance of
killing me--actually in my age range is has about a .1% chance of killing me
(and .01% chance of killing my kids), but let's not split hairs here...
What has happened to the scientific method of always
challenging our assumptions? What happened to lively debate in this country, or at least
in Western society? Why did anyone who disagrees with the WHO, or the CDC get
censored so heavily?
Is the science of public health a religion now, or is
science supposed to be about debate? If someone says "the science is settled" that's
how I know I'm dealing with someone who is closed minded.
By definition science (especially biological science) is never
settled. If it was, it would be dogma, not science. If lockdowns work, I want to do my part and stay home. If masks work, I want to wear them.
If social distancing is effective, I want to comply. But, if there is evidence they don't (masks for example), I want to hear that evidence too. If highly-credentialed scientists have different opinions, I
want to know what they think. Don't you?
I want a chance to hear their arguments and make up my own
mind. I don't think I'm the smartest person in the world, but I
think I can think. I for one think there's a lot more that we have in common
than what separates us.
We all
want to live in a world of freedom. We all
want to do our part to help others and to live well. We all
want the right to express our opinions without fearing we'll be censored
or viciously attacked. We all
deserve to have the access to the facts so we can make informed decisions.
By Christian Elliot ~
https://www.deconstructingconventional.com/post/18-reason-i-won-t-be-getting-a-covid-vaccine?